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Full-Text Articles in Medicine and Health Sciences
System Dynamics Modeling Of Medical Use, Nonmedical Use And Diversion Of Prescription Opioid Analgesics, Wayne W. Wakeland, Teresa D. Schmidt, J. David Haddox
System Dynamics Modeling Of Medical Use, Nonmedical Use And Diversion Of Prescription Opioid Analgesics, Wayne W. Wakeland, Teresa D. Schmidt, J. David Haddox
Wayne W. Wakeland
A dramatic rise in the nonmedical of pharmaceutical opioids has presented the United States with a substantial public health problem. Nonmedical use of prescription pain relievers has become increasingly prevalent in the US over the last two decades, and diversion of medicines obtained by prescription is assumed to be a major source of supply for nonmedical opioid use. Policymakers striving to protect population health by ameliorating the adverse outcomes of nonmedical use of opioid analgesics could benefit from a systems-level model which reflects the complexity of the system and incorporates the full range of available data. To address this need, …
A System Dynamics Model Of Pharmaceutical Opioids: Medical Use, Diversion, And Nonmedical Use, Teresa D. Schmidt, Wayne W. Wakeland, J. David Haddox
A System Dynamics Model Of Pharmaceutical Opioids: Medical Use, Diversion, And Nonmedical Use, Teresa D. Schmidt, Wayne W. Wakeland, J. David Haddox
Wayne W. Wakeland
Abstract: A dramatic rise in the nonmedical of pharmaceutical opioids has presented the United States with a substantial public health problem. Nonmedical use of prescription pain relievers has become increasingly prevalent in the US over the last two decades, and diversion of medicines obtained by prescription is assumed to be a major source of supply for nonmedical opioid use. Policymakers striving to protect population health by ameliorating the adverse outcomes of nonmedical use of opioid analgesics could benefit from a systems-level model which reflects the complexity of the system and incorporates the full range of available data. To address this …
Cognitive-Vestibular Interactions: A Review Of Patient Difficulties And Possible Mechanisms, Douglas A. Hanes, Gin Mccollum
Cognitive-Vestibular Interactions: A Review Of Patient Difficulties And Possible Mechanisms, Douglas A. Hanes, Gin Mccollum
Gin McCollum
Cognitive deficits such as poor concentration and short-term memory loss are known by clinicians to occur frequently among patients with vestibular abnormalities. Although direct scientific study of such deficits has been limited, several types of investigations do lend weight to the existence of vestibular-cognitive effects. In this article we review a wide range of studies indicating a vestibular influence on the ability to perform certain cognitive functions. In addition to tests of vestibular patient abilities, these studies include dual-task studies of cognitive and balance functions, studies of vestibular contribution to spatial perception and memory, and works demonstrating a vestibular influence …
Learning To Be A Rorschacher, Richard H. Dana
Learning To Be A Rorschacher, Richard H. Dana
Richard Dana
A methodology used for 13 years to train students in Rorschach interpretation was described. Multiple sources of feedback on the concepts contained in student reports are provided including consensus with peers, agreement with criterion. acceptability to assessees, skill, and eisegesis. Two studies are reported. An assessment model suggests relationships among training, research. and practice components.
A Program For Training, Practice, And Research In The Interpretation Of Assessment Findings, Richard H. Dana
A Program For Training, Practice, And Research In The Interpretation Of Assessment Findings, Richard H. Dana
Richard Dana
This paper was originally presented at the Southeastern Psychological Assocation, Washington, D.C. 1980.
Self-Assessment For Persons Interested In Clinical Or Counseling Psychology, Social Work, And Other Human Occupations, Richard H. Dana
Self-Assessment For Persons Interested In Clinical Or Counseling Psychology, Social Work, And Other Human Occupations, Richard H. Dana
Richard Dana
This is an unpublished manuscript.
Manual For A Course-In-Oneself, Richard H. Dana
Manual For A Course-In-Oneself, Richard H. Dana
Richard Dana
This is an unpublished manuscript.
Self-Exploration And Self-Appraisal: A Course-In-Oneself, Richard H. Dana, Marion Gilliam
Self-Exploration And Self-Appraisal: A Course-In-Oneself, Richard H. Dana, Marion Gilliam
Richard Dana
This is an unpublished manuscript.
The Diagnostic Efficacy Of A Theoretically Derived Objective Scoring System For The Thematic Apperception Test, Richard H. Dana
The Diagnostic Efficacy Of A Theoretically Derived Objective Scoring System For The Thematic Apperception Test, Richard H. Dana
Richard Dana
This is an abstract of a thesis. Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of doctor of philosophy in psychology in the Graduate College of the University of Illinois, 1953.
The Application Of Hypnosis To Medicine, Richard H. Dana
The Application Of Hypnosis To Medicine, Richard H. Dana
Richard Dana
This is an unpublished manuscript.
Frigidity And Impotence: Symptoms Of Personal Maladjustment, Richard H. Dana
Frigidity And Impotence: Symptoms Of Personal Maladjustment, Richard H. Dana
Richard Dana
This is unpublished manuscript. The date is estimated.
Some Therapeutic Methods Used To Control Epileptic Behavior, Richard H. Dana
Some Therapeutic Methods Used To Control Epileptic Behavior, Richard H. Dana
Richard Dana
This is an unpublished manuscript.
The Use Of "Race" As A Psychological Bulwark For Anti-Semitism, Richard H. Dana
The Use Of "Race" As A Psychological Bulwark For Anti-Semitism, Richard H. Dana
Richard Dana
This is an unpublished manuscript. The year is estimated.
Factors Influencing Reliability And Validity Of Lie-Detector Techniques, Richard H. Dana
Factors Influencing Reliability And Validity Of Lie-Detector Techniques, Richard H. Dana
Richard Dana
This is an unpublished manuscript. The year is estimated.